1920's French Faux Bois Concrete Planters

Stunning concrete faux-bois planter, circa 1970s. Detailed design including realistic bark and wood grain. Natural lichen and moss growth also lend in giving this planter an uncanny realistic feel without it being too gimmicky. Years of patina and weathering gives these pieces a stunningly unique look. As these are each handmade, the owner will find that each stool varies ever so slightly in Size from the last giving them a great artisanal feel. Extremely substantial and well made, these planters are constructed of solid concrete shell...

Unusual Faux Bois planter made of concrete, in the form of a tree stump. Great texture and detail. Planter has 4 mouth openings for planting. Really fun sculptural planter with a ton...

Beautifully detailed "fake wood" planter. Stands on three points. The interior opening has a depth of 16" and is 23" in diameter.

Handcrafted in France during the mid-1900s, this rectangular-shaped jardinière boasts sturdy log-like legs that sit atop a tree trunk-shaped base. The piece features intricate, high-...

Large unusual scalloped concrete planters by Swiss architect Willy Guhl. Three rounded edges on all sides. Moss and lichen, with great patina. Two still available in this size. Very ...

Concrete trough planters by Swiss architect Willy Guhl. Just under 24" long. Factory drilled drainage holes. Perfect depth for narrow spaces. 33 availa...